Pinky has been a practitioner of development communication and behavior change in international development projects for the last two decades. She specializes in managing strategic communication processes for selected projects across ADB member countries. A former multimedia journalist, Pinky has produced knowledge products on various themes for different sectors.
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Personal narratives from affected individuals reveal hidden risks and overlooked needs in development projects. By embedding storytelling in consultations and design processes, project teams can create more inclusive, responsive, and effective solutions.
The transition to a low-carbon economy needs to be consciously designed to be socially equitable and inclusive–a just transition. Moreover, the transition cannot be gender-neutral but must be gender-just.
As domestic violence increased during the pandemic, digital technology was used in innovative ways to help victims.
Digital consultations and data collection are less time consuming than conducting face-to-face consultations. But meticulous attention to processes, contexts and results is needed.
A domestic violence hotline is helping Mongolian women see a brighter future without violence against them.
Changing gender stereotypes in Mongolia is about aiming for subtle shifts in the tectonic plates of gender equality.
Fields of dreams should be based on project communication to fully achieve development outcomes.
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